Free Privacy Policy Generator

Yes. Enzuzo has a free forever plan for businesses just starting out and looking to add standard privacy features to their website.

Our free privacy policy generator has all the features you need to generate privacy policies for your online store and to comply with legal privacy policy requirements.

We also have affordable generator pricing plans with added features for small, medium, and fast-growing businesses that need a more comprehensive privacy solution. You can choose the right privacy policy plan for your business and get your privacy policy customized to your online store at an affordable price.

Click here to view all of our pricing plans. 

Enzuzo's website privacy policy generator is available in 25+ languages: English, French, German, Italian, EU Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch, and more!

We will be adding more languages to our privacy policy generator in the near future, so please stay tuned for additional information.

Enzuzo's privacy policy generator covers all major data privacy laws, including General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and Brazilian General Data Protection Law (LGPD). As more privacy laws are introduced, we will update your store privacy policy to comply with worldwide legal regulations.

We do not recommend copying and pasting a privacy policy. That's because data privacy laws change and a copy-pasted policy will not automatically update, thereby putting you at risk of non-compliance.

Enzuzo's privacy policies update as we detect changes in relevant laws, so it's a risk-free option. 

The easiest and best way to create a privacy policy for your business is to use Enzuzo's privacy policy generator. When you sign up, we'll ask you a few basic questions about your business, the countries where your customers are located, and how you collect data. After that, we'll create a legally-compliant privacy policy that's customized and relevant to your organization. 

Short answer, yes. Even if you don’t collect personal data from individuals who visit your company’s website, it is still good practice to draft and publish a privacy policy on your site regardless.

Publishing a privacy policy will save you time, hassle, and unnecessary stress down the line if you ever begin to start collecting personal data for your business. A privacy policy will also help to boost your professional outlook and give visitors confidence in your brand, services, and products.

Your privacy policy doesn’t need to be lengthy or complicated like with businesses that profit from the collection of personal information. It should simply state that your company does not gather any personal data. Your store or blog privacy policy should also include a clear definition of what you mean by the term “personal data”, so you can clarify exactly what information you do and do not collect from your users.